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RE: How do you educate your little ones?

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Posted by: MunchieScrunchie at Wed Mar 19 19:58:03 2003  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by MunchieScrunchie ]  
   

>>I think it helps to teach to be kind, caring, and responsible. When you have something that relies on you, you treat it with a whole new perspective.
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>>But, more importantly, and sadly, I think in many cases it gives children their first experience in death and dealing with it. It helps prepare them for life watching a pet go full-circle.
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>>Tammy
>>Stanley and Pookey

Tammy, that's very true. The cats were here when the grandkids were born, so they will be together for as long as the cats have. Even at 3 years old, my grandson knows to be very gentle with the cats. They are the first thing he looks for when he comes here. have to wait a bit for my granddaughter yet, she's only 3 months old.
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Munchie


   

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